- Shallow Grave
- How Long Have I Been Your Fool
- When You Don't Come Home
- I'll Be There
- Burnin' The Woodshed Down
- Wearin' A Hole
- Lonesome Goodbye
- Hell On Wheels
- Cry No Mississippi
- When I'm Gone
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Tammy Rogers Fiddle,Vocals,Cello,Viola
Brent Truitt Guitar,Bouzouki,Mandolin,Octave Mandolin
Mike Fleming Bass,Vocals
Gary Nichols Guitar,Vocals,Foot Stomping
Chris Stapleton Guitar,Vocals
Richard Bailey Banjo
Mike Henderson Composer,Composer
John Paul White Composer
Al Anderson Composer
Brent Truitt Mixing,Editing,Engineer,Group Member
John Caldwell Engineer
Paul Blakemore Mastering
Leslie Satcher Composer
Luke Wooten Producer,Mixing Engineer
Mike Fleming Group Member
Gary Nichols Composer,Group Member,Assistant Engineer
Donna Franklin Production Assistant
Jimmy Nutt Engineer
Kyle Manner Mixing,Assistant Engineer
Barry Billings Composer
Chris Stapleton Composer
Richard Bailey Group Member
The SteelDrivers Producer
Devon Guillery Art Direction,Package Design
Mickey Dobo Photography
Frances Specker Bradley Composer
Juli Thanki Liner Notes
Kris Bergness Composer


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Overview
On their third album, the SteelDrivers continue to forge their own unique path in the world of bluegrass/acoustic music. They play music that sounds like bluegrass on the surface, but they usually eschew the high lonesome harmonies of traditional bluegrass for a more mainstream approach that often sounds like hardcore country gone acoustic. New guitarist Gary Nichols' lead vocals owe as much to rock as they do to country and bluegrass, and the subject matter wanders far astray of the usual concerns of bluegrass traditions. Everyone in the band is a seasoned Nashville vet, so while they never sound like they're trying to consciously stretch the limits of bluegrass, they do so just by being themselves. "Wearin' a Hole" is a hardcore country drinkin' song full of heartache and booze, with Richard Bailey's banjo playing what would be a guitar solo on a country track. The harmonic banjo and fiddle hook makes "Burnin' the Woodshed Down" a standout. It turns the usual lament about hard times inside-out when the singer decides to vent his anger with an act of arson. Nichols strikes an R&B chord on "Cry No Mississippi," a kiss-off to a faithless lover from a lover who holds his head up high as he tells her he "won't beg or crawl" or "cry no Mississippi." The opener, "Shallow Grave," is the closest the band comes to traditional bluegrass; it's an old-fashioned murder ballad that sounds like it's 200 years old, with Tammy Rogers contributing wailing lonesome fiddling and Bailey adding his desolate banjo picking. ~ j. poet
Product Details
Release Date: | 05/30/2025 |
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Label: | Rounder |
UPC: | 0888072688452 |
Tracks
Album Credits
Performance Credits
The SteelDrivers Primary ArtistTammy Rogers Fiddle,Vocals,Cello,Viola
Brent Truitt Guitar,Bouzouki,Mandolin,Octave Mandolin
Mike Fleming Bass,Vocals
Gary Nichols Guitar,Vocals,Foot Stomping
Chris Stapleton Guitar,Vocals
Richard Bailey Banjo
Technical Credits
Tammy Rogers Composer,Group MemberMike Henderson Composer,Composer
John Paul White Composer
Al Anderson Composer
Brent Truitt Mixing,Editing,Engineer,Group Member
John Caldwell Engineer
Paul Blakemore Mastering
Leslie Satcher Composer
Luke Wooten Producer,Mixing Engineer
Mike Fleming Group Member
Gary Nichols Composer,Group Member,Assistant Engineer
Donna Franklin Production Assistant
Jimmy Nutt Engineer
Kyle Manner Mixing,Assistant Engineer
Barry Billings Composer
Chris Stapleton Composer
Richard Bailey Group Member
The SteelDrivers Producer
Devon Guillery Art Direction,Package Design
Mickey Dobo Photography
Frances Specker Bradley Composer
Juli Thanki Liner Notes
Kris Bergness Composer
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